Tone is great even though I've read reviews saying that a laminate's sound isn't as good as a solid wood ukulele.

Gorgeous wood, rich tone, full sound, and very reasonably priced

Also, if you can afford it, I would recommend considering moving up a couple hundred to a solid wood instrument

The varnish is beautiful on the Koa wood, which is the best wood for a ukulele, from Hawaii, very shiney.

" say "oh you should forget the oscar uke and go for the solid woods bla

Plus the black strings finish this darker wood ukulele beautifully.

I plan to upgrade to a solid wood ukulele soon, but need to be more comfortable with the instrument first

The wood grain is beautiful, with no unfinished wood anywhere.

However, if you are an intermediate player looking for a better uke, you might be better off saving your money toward a solid wood uke.

Beautiful wood & details

I know that there are pros out there that claim that more expensive woods give you a better sound, but I am not a

In the end, nice solid wood with shiny varnish, great sound with plenty of body down into the lower frequency regime, easy to handle and plays fine

great instrument with good sound quality and beautful wood

The wood is stunning, the abalone inlays around the edges and soundhole are gorgeous, and it's very well put together.

My main uke is a 19 fret Kala solid wood Tenor

I am convinced this uke is the best value for under $200 in the non-solid top wood class